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PRIGNITZ HERBERT

Overview
  • Total Patents
    62
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PRIGNITZ HERBERT has a total of 62 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1935. It filed its patents most often in Germany, EPO (European Patent Office) and WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization). Its main competitors in its focus markets machines, civil engineering and surface technology and coating are BAUDER PAUL GMBH & CO, RUBEROIDWERKE AG and JOONG ANG STEEL CO INC.

Patent filings per year

Chart showing PRIGNITZ HERBERTs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Prignitz Herbert 51
#2 Redha Najdat 4
#3 Rehda Najdat Dipl Chem 1
#4 Redhat Najda 1
#5 Najdat Redkha 1
#6 Herbert Prignitz 1
#7 Kherbert Prignitts 1
#8 Redha Najdat Dipl-Chem 1

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
AU2406695A Exhaust silencer
AU2881092A Insulating material in board or web form for new structures and structures to be renovated
EP0424613A1 Process for preparing polyurethane foams
US5207047A Method and apparatus for discharging a foamed material mixture, and the thermal insulation material produced thereby
HU893637D0 Method for carrying out of foam material mixture, particularly for heat insulatings, mixing head for carrying out the method and insulating material produced by this method
EG18693A Thermal insulation material as insulating and sealing layer for root areas
EP0314874A2 Method for delivering a foamable mixture, especially a temperature insulation material, using a mixing head for at least two reactive components in a low-pressure method
EP0314830A1 Insulating material as an insulating and waterproof layer for roof surfaces
EP0209609A1 Double endless belt-shaping apparatus
EP0209608A1 Double endless belt-shaping apparatus for making continuous plastic foam boards
DE2640065A1 Rear ventilating external wall heat insulated panel - has continuous channels between protrusions, forming hollow cool zones under smooth layer
DE2542048A1 Ammonium sulphate addn. to polyol in polyurethane foam prodn. - using finely divided sulphate, remaining self-extinguishing for longer period
GB751085A Improvements in or relating to a process of manufacturing two-slab structural elements
DE1121988B Manufacture of building bodies